DataBank
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DataBank is a US-headquartered colocation and interconnection provider that sells rack, cage, suite, and wholesale data center space, alongside cloud and managed services, to enterprise, hyperscale, and public-sector customers. As of early 2026, the company operates more than 65-70 data centers across roughly 27-29 U.S. metro markets plus one facility in the United Kingdom, making it, according to Moody’s, the U.S. colocation provider with the largest geographic footprint of any competitor. Its portfolio spans over 2.7 million square feet and 350+ MW of installed UPS capacity, built through both organic construction and a string of acquisitions (C7 Data Centers, 365 Data Centers, Lightbound, zColo, and CyrusOne’s Houston assets). DataBank’s differentiator is its edge-first strategy: rather than concentrating in a handful of hyperscale hubs, it deliberately spreads mid-sized, carrier-neutral facilities across secondary and tertiary U.S. metros so that workloads sit within 100 miles of a majority of the U.S. population, while also running some of the most technically distinctive HPC deployments in the industry, including a purpose-built research computing center for Georgia Tech.
DataBank operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: 1-800-840-7533 Email: [email protected]
DataBank Data Center Locations
- Feltham (London), UK LHR1 London Heathrow Data Centre CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
LHR1 offers over 2,400 square meters of colocation space with 3.6MW of power and connections to fiber providers including BT Global Services, Cable & Wireless and Colt Technology Services, near Heathrow Airport. - Los Angeles, California, USA Los Angeles Data Center (with Goodman Group) PENDING REVIEW
This facility was opened via a partnership between DataBank and industrial real estate firm Goodman Group announced in 2022 to bring capacity to the Los Angeles market. - San Diego, California, USA San Diego Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Denver, Colorado, USA Downtown Denver Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA ATL1 (Georgia Tech Technology Square / CODA building)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
ATL1 was purpose-built inside Georgia Tech's CODA building as a high-performance computing center using innovative rear-door liquid cooling, described by industry press as one of the most advanced data centers in the country. - Chicago, Illinois, USA Chicago Tri-State Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Indianapolis Data Center (Lightbound) PENDING REVIEW
This site was acquired when DataBank purchased Indianapolis-based data center provider Lightbound in December 2018. - Lenexa, Kansas, USA South Lake Data Center Campus TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The Lenexa site is designed to Tier III standards and serves as the keystone of DataBank's South Lake Data Center Campus in the growing Kansas City market. - Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA MSP-2 (East Twin Cities Data Center) PENDING REVIEW
MSP-2 has become an important regional interconnection and peering hub, according to DataBank's president, amid continued expansion in the Minneapolis market. - Kansas City, Missouri, USA Pine Ridge Data Center (Overland Park) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Pine Ridge houses DataBank's primary Network Operations Center and more than 12,000 sqft of raised-floor space across three independent data halls. - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Las Vegas Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Cleveland, Ohio, USA Sterling Building Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The facility occupies the historic Sterling Building in Cleveland's Theater District, a 1909 structure that was once home to the Sterling Lindner department store, acquired from 365 Data Centers in 2017. - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Downtown Pittsburgh Data Center (100 South Commons, NOVA Place) PENDING REVIEW
This facility offers 15,000+ sqft of raised-floor space inside NOVA Place, a renovated former shopping mall repurposed as a technology business center. - Dallas, Texas, USA 400 South Akard (Downtown Dallas Data Center / Corporate HQ) CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 1-800-840-7533 PENDING REVIEW
The facility occupies a seven-story building constructed in 1921 as the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and was converted into a data center in 2000, reusing the original bank's security infrastructure. - Houston, Texas, USA HOU1 (Westway Park I) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
HOU1, located at 5150 Westway Park Boulevard, is a Tier 3 designed facility acquired as part of DataBank's $670M purchase of four Houston-area sites from CyrusOne in 2022. - Plano, Texas, USA DFW3 Plano Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
DFW3 is an Uptime Institute Tier III certified facility, expanded with a $280 million, 265,000-square-foot three-story building as the third Dallas-area DataBank site. - Red Oak, Texas, USA Red Oak CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in 2025, this 292-acre campus is DataBank's largest project to date, planned to house up to eight two-story data centers with up to 480 MW of capacity to meet surging AI computing demand. - Bluffdale, Utah, USA Granite Point West Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This carrier-neutral, 95,000-square-foot building offers over 55,000 sqft of raised floor and more than 11MW of high-density power from diverse substations, located minutes from downtown Salt Lake City. - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Downtown Salt Lake City Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility is the primary carrier hotel for the Salt Lake City area, hosting numerous Tier-1 and Tier-2 network providers entering via multiple diverse points, and was formerly operated by C7 before DataBank's acquisition. - Northern Virginia region, Virginia, USA IAD2 / Culpeper Campus (Northern Virginia)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
IAD2 hosts the University of Maryland's Zaratan high-performance computing environment, and DataBank has since acquired 85 acres in Culpeper for a new two-building campus, whose first facility, IAD6, will offer 383,220 raised square feet.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
DataBank has invested specifically in high-performance and AI-ready infrastructure at select sites rather than across its whole portfolio uniformly. The most notable example is ATL1 in Atlanta, built inside Georgia Tech's CODA building at Technology Square as a purpose-built high-performance computing center using rear-door liquid cooling to handle 40-60kW-per-rack loads for the university's supercomputer and research partners. DataBank has extended similar HPC-ready design, including immersion cooling and direct-to-chip options, to its newer builds (such as its IAD2 facility, which hosts the University of Maryland's Zaratan HPC cluster) and describes its Universal Data Hall Design as the standard for new construction going forward as AI/GPU demand grows.
- Red Oak, USA Red Oak Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in 2025, this 292-acre campus is DataBank's largest project to date, planned to house up to eight two-story data centers with up to 480 MW of capacity to meet surging AI computing demand. - Atlanta, USA ATL1 (Georgia Tech Technology Square / CODA building) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
ATL1 was purpose-built inside Georgia Tech's CODA building as a high-performance computing center using innovative rear-door liquid cooling, described by industry press as one of the most advanced data centers in the country. - Northern Virginia region IAD2 / Culpeper Campus (Northern Virginia) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
IAD2 hosts the University of Maryland's Zaratan high-performance computing environment, and DataBank has since acquired 85 acres in Culpeper for a new two-building campus, whose first facility, IAD6, will offer 383,220 raised square feet.
Common Questions
Does DataBank offer AI or GPU-optimized colocation infrastructure?
Yes. DataBank markets its newer builds as "HPC-ready" and supports high-density AI deployments with liquid cooling technologies such as rear-door heat exchangers, direct-to-chip cooling, and immersion cooling, alongside a Universal Data Hall Design intended to accommodate racks from standard densities up to extreme, liquid-cooled AI clusters.
How many data centers does DataBank operate and where?
As of company statements in 2024-2026, DataBank operates 65-70+ data centers across more than 27 U.S. metro markets (including Dallas, Atlanta, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Houston, Chicago, Denver, and Northern Virginia, among others) plus one facility, LHR1, near London Heathrow in the United Kingdom.
Who owns DataBank?
DataBank was founded in 2005 in Dallas and was acquired in 2016 by DigitalBridge Holdings (then Digital Bridge) from Avista Capital Partners; DigitalBridge later sold a roughly 27% stake to affiliates of Swiss Life Asset Management and EDF Invest, and DataBank has separately raised large equity rounds, including one led by AustralianSuper in 2024, to fund new campus construction.
What makes DataBank's Atlanta ATL1 facility unusual?
ATL1, built inside Georgia Tech's CODA building in Technology Square, was purpose-built as a high-performance computing center for the university and uses innovative rear-door liquid cooling to support HPC racks running far above typical colocation densities.
Does DataBank offer cloud services?
DataBank is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact DataBank directly to confirm cloud availability.
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